Chapter 58 Laura Green, it was you who started it!

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On the way, she rested on his shoulder, desperately hugging the crystal ball as if she was about to fall asleep.

As the car turned the corner, she suddenly sat upright and let out a dry cough.

"Stop the car."

The driver hurriedly stopped.

When the car came to a stop, she immediately opened the door and ran out, only to feel another wave of retching coming from the side of the road.

He got out of the car and walked over to her, patting her back.

"You clearly can't drink too much, but why did you do that?"

She turned her head and looked at him with misty eyes, "Huh …William Walton, hiccup, ha, ha, you are William Walton. "

"Yes, I am William Walton."

She shook her head: "Un, no, I can't be friends with William Walton. William Walton … Burp, it's a plague."

"Why am I a plague?"

"William Walton, it's related to the Anderson family. Anything related to the Anderson family, I want to … to get away from it all, it's all a plague. "

She knelt and wrapped her arms around the tree in front of her.

"Mr. Tree, I want to be a sister of you. From now on, you are my relative, okay?"

After she finished speaking, she held onto William Walton's collar with one hand.

"William Walton, I have a family now too."

Seeing her giggling as she said this, he felt an indescribable pain in his heart.

He put both hands on her shoulders and said, "Come on, I'll take you back."

"I'm not leaving. I want to be with my family. I want to be with them forever."

William Walton whispered into her ear.

"I'll bring your family members home, okay?"

"Really?"

"I never lie."

She held the crystal ball in one hand and tried to stand up.

However, in that instant, a wave of disgust rose in her heart. Without any warning, she threw up all over him.

In that instant, he gaped in astonishment.

For the first time in his life ….

On the other hand, she acted as if nothing had happened, laughed out loud, and shook her body: "William Walton, you are so dirty."

William Walton gritted his teeth.

If she wasn't drunk, he would have crippled her.

He took off his jacket, threw it away, and helped her up.

"Get in the car and go home."

The crystal ball fell from the water and she scrambled to retrieve it before hugging it again.

He frowned.

"You like this crystal ball that much?"

She put her hand to her lips and shooed.

She looked around cautiously.

"I'm telling you. This is a magic ball. I can use it to turn my mother back."

She laughed.

He frowned slightly and shoved her back into the car.

The driver sat in the car, not daring to make a sound.

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